#white #bear #lake #mn, #news, #co-ed #broomball # News & Updates The front entrance to City Hall will be undergoing renovation to repair the bricks that are separating from the building due to water and tree root damage. Alternate entrances into the building will be available throughout the renovation. Hosting a block party, graduation, family reunion, or other gathering this spring? Consider using recycling and organics containers to reduce waste. Containers are available at City Hall and are loaned at no cost to Ramsey County residents and organizations for any temporary gathering. Join in celebrating Night to Unite in White …

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# 15 Dumbest College Majors if You Want to Make Money When You Graduate NEW YORK (TheStreet ) — Think that art history major is a good idea? Think again. The major ranks low on PayScale ‘s report on best- and worst-paying college degrees for future earning potential. Since having a career that is both rewarding and financially stable often starts in the classroom, it’s important to know that there are many popular college majors that may seem interesting and cater to passions but aren’t worth what you pay to get them. Working with children and helping others in the …

# First, catch your squirrel. We have a lot to thank the Victorians for: the Industrial Revolution; radical advances in rail and ship travel; the 1875 Public Health Act. But there is one Victorian innovation for which many are considerably less grateful – the grey squirrel. They do not represent a scourge to rank with cholera, perhaps, unless you happen to be one of the fast-dwindling band of red squirrels that are native to these isles. Smaller reds (estimated UK population: about 120,000) are being pushed out by the tougher American greys (estimated UK population: several million), and trees, birds …

# Watermelon Juice, Nature s Viagra, May Act As A Natural Erectile Dysfunction Treatment Men who suffer from erectile dysfunction may benefit from drinking watermelon juice, “nature’s Viagra,” to improve blood flow to the penis without the side effects of the blue pill. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock A cold slice of watermelon is devoured to satisfy our thirst and hunger during the warmer months, but the juicy fruit could even satisfy us in the bedroom in between the sheets. Coined as “nature’s Viagra” by Italian scientists, watermelon juice can provide a big benefit to men who suffer from mild to …

# How To Prevent And Get Rid Of Acne Scars For Good Pimples are seriously the skin problem from hell. They hurt when they are forming, and they look and feel disgusting once they are there. But that’s not it. After that pimple is gone, it leaves you with a little parting gift: an acne scar. The discolored mark is blatant proof that you had a pimple, and it was not fun. We spoke to two New York City-based dermatologists who gave us the rundown on everything you should know about acne scars, including how to prevent them and what …

# Top 10 safest U.S. cities from natural disasters DAYTON, OH – MAY 11: The sun sets over downtown Dayton on May 11, 2004 in Dayton, Ohio. Once a post-war American boomtown in the 1950s and 1960s, Dayton’s economy sputtered in the 1970s with the national decline in heavy industry and with business giants like NCR, Frigidaire and Mead. Ohio’s economic woes have continued during the Bush presidency; since January 2001 the state has lost 265,000 jobs, 162,000 of them in manufacturing. Ohio’s economic woes are key to making the state a critical state in the 2004 presidential race. (Photo …